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tfui fti Wyalttsociclj editor uill
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titty items he tux en 9 and 12 oclock
Ihe Sundiy evening dinner piests a
the Daniel ISonne Taiern were Mi
Amber Soner Laurence Sclileiclirr
Miss Vera llilfer Jamn Stuberner Miss
MaLrl Clarke Ccorpe K Simmons Miss
Sara Vnion J S Jtullins Miss Madie
Lee Waller Miss Josephine IJrckworlli
Marfan t kilhhan of Christian Cullrre
George Williams Knlpli Code- Gcurpe
Bond Jr James Arthur Ilrownin Her
bert Bunker Eilnin Iindey lulr John
Knight anf Crais Ituli Mrs Laurence
Vox Mrs G K Miller Ihrry Wrelrw
Faul b Millir mi J hn 11 Slaiens
JIi era Fluesmeier Cail S Robinson
Mis Marv Chorn John Wallace Miss
Mariorie Harbaugli Paul Jones Mis
Aileen Parker Leslie Allen Miss Mar
ria llailey A F Kuhlman Miss Kathtr
ine Jones Mron W Walking Mis Itwli
Drurom TS illiam J Hardsell Mr Pora
Wooduanl E I Vase Miss Mar
tuerite Wriplit HUoml I Harr
Harms Elliot Whitbrral Turn Nclvin
L C Kasvbaum J I Ile Dun Cal
houn K E Neusitz Filnartl EnplUli
Richard While William Mrt krr I- M
Crouclu Jr Albert J I aflert William
G Bub Tim Parry Harlaml A Car
ter Albert Dauejierty ami lalh l Fu
banks A II Marshall Claude W Mc
EIee It G Spurting 11 It Darl G
V Fift Dean Collier ami S T Urn
say G King Mr- It W Smith
and Miss Laura Smith Major Joseph
ravmt tr
The Tuesday Club will meet at 230
o clock tomorrow jftemoon in the Y M
C A Auditorium The subject of discus-
tion will be Jtecent Fictiui and Poet
ry
The Missouri chapter of the Order of
De Mola pave an informal dance at the
Acacia Lodge banquet Iall Salitrda
eveninp The decorations were in blue
Rold and black Tlie chaperons were
Dr and Mrs John Pickard Prof and
Mrs Leonard Haeman and Miss Gene
vieve Gilbert of Stiphcns College
Among the guests were the Mis es Dlen
Love ahd Bcrnice Hann from Stcphii
College Esther II w Pat line Pliillips
Jtuth FIjn and Iona Shroiit from Chris
tian College Tlie University girls pres
ent were Anne Crotchett Jane Searcy
Isabel Sears Helen Slepherd Ethel
Woods Jeanette Jese
Breniier Hortense Hoot Acnes Moore
Marie Day Naomi Pollard Steiia Cren
Barbara Warren Iiulh Price Virginia
Reid Fern Brooks Katherine Harpr
Lucile Breckenridge Tlielma MuIIti
Mary McIIarg Carrie Harper Francos
Bitter Catherine Slcvinson arid Mildred
Wisdom
The memb rs of the faculty at Ste
phens College who were at
last year will give a mask part in the
gymnasium Wednesday evening to all
first- ear students
The Alpha Gamma Bho fraternity en
tertained rriday night with a Washing
tons Birthday dance at the
Louse A color schrac of red while and
blue was carried out in ihe decorations
and refreshments An illuminated jwr
trait of Washington draped with flags
hung from one end of the room In
another room was a fallen cherry tree
with Washingtons hatchet still sticking
a the tree The walls were decorated
with shields and red hatchets The clup
erons were Prof and Mrs Edvtin F
Hopkins Prof and Mrs II II
Kruekopf and Miss Baumgartncr The
guests were Mis rs Ceorgia France
iauun rwiruey uiuise iKtian IlclTi
Wilkins Leah Holeomb Naomi Pollard
Madge LaForce Esther Ik bout Lucile
Fair Lenore Caselman Ethel Camplin
Esther Ma Ios Katherine Harper
lfuth Nowell Frances Haley Lillie liar
rison Fern Brooks Genevieve Cilbert
Lela Bobbins Margaret Hutchinson
Mildred Long Helen SjUcster Jeanette
Brockmejer Mildred Dean Stella
more Lacsta Daws Katherine Kerr
Helen LaMart Fay Miller Olite Steele
Johnnie Heel Alice Marseilles Wini
fred DcEorme of St Louis
On account of the absence nf Vr A
ftos Hill the Kate Thompson Grcle of
ine rung Daughters will meet ith Mrs
T Stephenson Turner atcnue and
Providence road at 10 oclock tomorrow
morning
The Social Serwce Guild of Calvary
Epi copal Churcli met this afternoon at
ihe home of Mrs I 0 Hockalay 505
Junius sireet itiursday altrrnixil at
230 the Womens Auxiliary will meet
at 809 llollins sireet with Mrs J II
George
Miss Frances Hudson vtl lias been
iitin her sKter Miss Dorothy Hudson
at Cliri tian Gillege has returned lolier
home in Carrollton
Mrs A G Spencer has returned from
Fajette where she was the rjuot of her
mother Mrs Sion niiih for the pjst
week
The freshman members nf the Phi MJ
wrority cnlertjiuetl from 3 to 5 oclock
5aturdiy aflerncn with a dance
for the other members The fiouse wa
lecoratetl with ferns and rose colored
carnations ine same iidur note vcar
carrieil rmt in the refreshments There
were forty guests
Prof Jon S Ankeney 906 Conly
avenue entertained at 8 oclock lat
evening with a dinner party in honor of
President A Itrxs Hill The decorations
vyrre all suggeslhe of Bed Cross Bed
satin ribbon in the shape of a cro
formed the renlcrpiece for the dining
riHim table White candles in decorathe
candle sticks were placed at the ends nf
tlie ribbons carring out trie shape of
the cross The guests places were
market by caricature skelche drawn bv
Max Keterson a student in the art
department Sjmbols were Used instead
of portraits at snme of the places A
five course dinner was served The Bed
cross suggestion was carried out in tlie
candies and in flower decorations Bc
Bidcs the guest of honor tliose present
were Dean Walter Williams Dean J C
Jonts Dean J P Mcltainc Dean Isidor
yeb D an Walter Miller Dr George
Mevre Prof F M Tisdel Dr Dudlev
Conley II O Severance and Marshall
Cordon
The members of the Sigma Nu frater
nity entertained with a formal tiance
Friday evening at the chapter house
Southern smilax and sweet peas wrre
esc in decoratine the lattice work wbh
enclosed the front imrchs The guests
were Misses Maude Winters Ruth Cau
ihorn Marjorie Harbaugli Lucie Gift
Alice Barrett Jane Swofford Frank Bob
ertson Amelia Palmer Elizabeth Millet
Isabelle Strother Caroline Collins Man-
Bess Meservey Evelyn Voss Gldvs
lloux INelle Cochran Sue
Margaret Fockler Catherine Ware Mil
dred Walker Maxine Christopher Lois
McCormick Mary Welch Martha Hen
son Mary Perkins Catherine Campbell
Isabel Coons and Constance Barr
The members of the Kappa Sigma
ternitv entertained Saturday evening
with an informal dinner dance at I In
chapter house The guests were Misses
Uuise Boslian Martha Martin Man
Emma Dunnatant Catherine Ware Eliz I
etli Hall Bonnie Marsliall Lucille
Cross and Frank Robcrtop
The Warrensburg Club gave a dance
Friday night at Bead Hall About fort
persons attended
Men Encounter Red Fox
Fou Itniv Isiy men who were on
soil surveying expedition this morning
about three mil s northwest of town
have reported seeing a large red fox
The fox sauntered soIy across ihe field
J and came within thirty feet of them
After looking them over carefully and
quietly he turned and trotted off across
the lields
ONLY SIX WEEKS
Do you realize Senior tliat lliere are hut six more weeks
in the class rooms of Old Missou It is well now to look
lo your graduation arrangements
The CO OP has endeavored to serve you well during youf
four years with us and as a parting service we offer you
the best in caps and gowns They are ordered to your
measure each one comes in a separate box with your
name on the outside Every cap has the correct tassel
and the gowns are thoroughly cleaned and pressed be
fore they reach you You will be pleased with this last
service
Leave YcJur Order Now
CO OP
1875 Copies Hare Already
Sold This Year
The 1921 Savitar will be ready for
distribution by April 15 according to a
statement by Francis Misselwitz editor
this morning Copy is being sent to the
engravers an J printers daily and tie
dummy or outline of the books make
up has already been prepared There
nil be 152 pages in the annual
About 1875 copies have been sold
and the editors expect that this number
will be increased to 2000 by the time
the book is of the pres Two thousand
is the number ordered from the printer
The- sales have already exceeded the
prtvious record the largest number sild
heretofore being between 1350 and 1
C60 last ear The Kansas annual which
challenged Missouri to a contest for the
greatest number of sales has sold onl
about 1400 copies so far Miwehutz
saiL
VEGETAItlANsT -Students
or members of faculty will
you please give us vour name and ad
dress We must get acquainted and if
practicable organized Write to D Kalz
308 N 9th St Adv
WILL YOUR GOWN FIT
CO OP cops and gowns fit becau e
they are carefully measured then they
are cleaned and pressed and put In a
box bearing jour name No chance of
getting a mifit or an unfit Tlie CO-OP-Adv
Political Announcements
For Mayor
We are authorized to announce Percy
M Klass as a candidate for the office of
Mayor Subject to the action of the
Democratic primary March 15 1921
We are authorized to announce Dr
lames Cordon a candidate for re-election
to the office of Mayor subject to
die Democratic primary March 15 1921
We are authorized to announce Col W
Pi Moore a candidate for the office of
Major subject to the action of the
Democratic primary March 15 1921
We are authorized to announce W
D Shaw a candidate for the office of
Mayor subject to the action of the
raroMmiiEflmNen wsmxr vmnrxm
1921 SAVITAR OUT APRIL 15ocratic primary March 15 192L
Been
For City Attorney
We are authorized to announce Ceo
S Starrett as a candidate for the office
of Gty Attorney subject to the action
of the Democratic primary March 15
1921
We are authorized to announce W M
Dinwiddie as a candidate for the orSce of
City Attorney subject to the action of
the Democratic primary March 15 1921
For City MarshaL
We art authorized to announce E S
Rowland a candidate for the office of
City Marshal subject to the action of
the Democratic primary March 15 1921
We are authorized to announce Wm
IS Millar a rnndiiLiI frtr the nfTicff of
Democratic primary March 15 1921
We are authorized to announce Tom
Ficklin a candidate fcr the office of
Gty Marshal subject to the action of
the Democratic primary March 15 192L
Fqr Police Judge
We are authorized to announce San-
ford Shockley as candidate for Police
Judge subject to the action of the Demo
cratic City primary March 15 1921
We are authorized to announce M L
Edwards as a candidate for re election
to the office of Police Judge subject to
the action of the Democratic primary
March 15 1921
For City Collector
We are authorized to announce J
W
Sapp a candidate for the office of Gty
Collector subject to the action of the
Democratic primary March 15 1921
We are authorized to announce Duskin
Settles as a candidate for the office of
City Collector subject to the action oi
the Democratic primary March 15 1921
We are authorized to announce Miss
Hezzie Slate a candidate for the office
of Gty Collector subject to the action
of the Democratic primary March 15
1921
We are authorized to announce Gray
Whitcsides as a candidate for th office
of City Collector subject to the action
of the Democratic primary March 15
1921
We are authorized to announce J K
Uim Parker as a candidate for the of
fi of City Collector
ubject to the
iTml Dem0CTalic Primlry Mch
For City Assessor
ip if e autll0ai1 to announce E M
ltd Chandler a candidate for the office
T Assessor subject to the action of
me Democratic primary March 15 1921
We are authorized
to announce John
U Jones as a eandiiit inr 1 a t
City Assessor subject to the action of
the Democratic Gty Primary March 15
ivi
We are authorized to announce J II
arnett as a candilt i
the office of Gty 1 Assessor subject to the iu
Gty Marshal subject to the action of the I0 f tle Democratic primary March
15
U21
Mallinsons Roshanara Crepe 40 inches wide a very
popular number for Spring and Summer Skirts and
Dresses quoted by several city stores at 750 yd
Our Price yard 595
tanton Crepes in the new popular spring colorings
Te yard S350 to S500
Sport Skirt Silks and Satins 40 inches wide in a var
iety of pretty spring colorings and unique woven de
fcgis 1 S350 to S500
40 inch Satin face Crepe Black Browns Blues
Greys Burnt Orange Tomato and Tan yd 95
Crepe Pongee 40 inches wide in a broad range of
popular spring colorings yard 298
Faille Silk lustre 36 inches wide a very popular
tub silk in the new blues greys browns tan rose
black and while Very specially Ipriced Tlie 1
yard 100
For City Treasurer
au02eJ t0 announce Horace
- c -I
Smith as a candidate for the office of
yr Treasurer subject to the action of
the Democratic primary March 15 1921
We are authorized to announce Sara
A Hall a candidate for the office of Gty
ireasurer subject to the action of the
Democratic primary March 15 1921
Councilman First Ward
We are authorized to announce Ira L
Davis as a candidate for re election for
the office of councilman from the first
ward subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic primary March 15 1921
Councilman Fourth Ward
We are authorized to announce T J
Rodhouse as a candidate for office nf
councilman from the fourth ward as an
independent candidate
Councilman Second Ward
We are authorized to announce Ft
Chess McQuitty as a candidate for tLe
office of councilman from the second
ward subject to ifcv action of the Deni
ocratic primary March 15 1921
Councilman Third Ward
We are authorized to announce J E
McPherson as a candidate for the offin
of councilman from the third ward sub
ject to the action of the Democrat
primary March 15 1921
Scene From Clarence
Booth Tarkingtons lalet comedy which
is coming to the Columbia Theater tin
Thursday evening March 3
Cora Youve been in the army
Garence What would jou tin under
the circumstances it jou were a girl
Hubert Adams av Garence
Bust Mem as Cora Adv
THE STANDARD
The Modem Way Sample Boom Shop at Home
Call 216 Black and our car will delier tlte goods to jour home for approval
White goods Fancy table rovers Fancy scarfs Fancy doilies ISed sts
Curtains Rugs 9x12 and 30x60 Blankets Skirts Dresses Waists Etc
We are Dealers in Household Merchandise anil Wearing Apparel
Reasonable Prices
THE STANDARD MERCANTILE CO
Credit if desired Office 207 209 Cuitar BIJg
THIS IS SILK WEEK
and will be celebrated
through the nation
February 28th
to
March 5th
Our Silk Display
Offers Many Sur
prises
Jt is fairly brimming over wilh beautiful Silk
materials ideal for dresses suits blouses
sport skirts and a hundred and one other
uses Crttpe Silks are in the foreground
but Satins Cliarmeuses Taffetas and any num
ber of novelty weaves also invite favorable at
tention and selection with their gorgeous new
colorings and fascinatingly original Spring
patterns
Soft Clingy Satins 36 inches wide in Black Brown
Grey while Blues Tan Yellow Red and many ev
ening shades Yard 1 95 to S250
Chiffon Taffeltas uncrushable Silks in Black White
and the new spring colors yard 250 and S295
Handwoven natural color Pongee Silk a splendid
fabric for tub dresses waists and mens shirts
The yard SI 63
Baby Chiffon Shirting Silks in the new Pekin Stripe
Yard SL50
Crepe de Chines in the newest spring colorings full
40 inches wide The yard S150 to 250
Black Taffeta Silk 36 inches wide a very special
fabric at yd S150
Crepe Meteor 40 inches wide in Black and Spring
colors yard S2 50
5 7t
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TODAY AND TOMORROW
Did you knov tat
HASH
Jfs
FOOD FOR
SCANDAL
It is proven in a mirthful coined of Romance and Love
starring
WANDA HAWLEY
Mermaid Comedy NONESENSE
CADYS CONCENT ORCHESTRA
MATINEE 300
Wedding
Gifts
Quality in Sterling Sil
ver Sheffield and Fine
ul Glassware
Gifts thai Last
nennms
EVENING 715 and 900
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813 Broadway
9
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LEARN TO DANCE
Priyate LessonsBy Appointment Only
MRS JAMESON
Phone 5S9
BATTERTON ESTES LONG
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE
Farms and city property for sale oevrent write fire
tornado automobile plate glass accident and health in
surance furnish all kinds of bonds
Our molto Quick Service and Loiv Rates
J M Batterton A J Estes J G Long
203 and 204 Exchange Bank Bldg Columbia Mo
Prices Way Down
H P and I H FLOUR
48 lb Sacks 275
24 lb Sacks 140
We make H P FLOUR from the best soft red
winter wheat raised in Boone County and it is the
favorite with all housewives for home baking I H
FLOUR is made from the best Turkey Red wheat
and has no equal in hard wheat flour
All Feed Prices Greatly Reduced
RED RING POULTRY FEED PRICES C0INC
DOWN FASTER THAN ECC PRICES
Boone County Milling
Elevator Co
Makers of Red Ring Feeds
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